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Delhi minister Sirsa donates Rs 12 lakh to Bar Association

Sirsa praised lawyers for their vital role in delivering justice and guiding society in the right direction
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Sirsa, Updated At : 03:30 AM Oct 19, 2025 IST
Sirsa. Bar Association officials and members honour Delhi Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa.

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Delhi Cabinet Minister Manjinder Singh Sirsa and District and Sessions Judge Puneet Jindia were chief guests at the District Bar Association’s golden jubilee celebrations on Saturday. Association president Chaudhary Gangaram Dhaka led the event.

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Speaking on the occasion, Sirsa praised lawyers for their vital role in delivering justice and guiding society in the right direction.

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Sirsa urged lawyers to ensure quick justice for the needy.

The Delhi minister also donated Rs 12 lakh from his personal funds to the Bar Association.

Judge Puneet Jindia congratulated the lawyers on the golden jubilee and appreciated their efforts not only in legal matters but also in social service. Several senior lawyers were honoured for their service on the occasion.

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